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🎉NEW PODCAST🎉 I was lucky enough to be inter

🎉NEW PODCAST🎉 I was lucky enough to be interviewed by the incredible HeHe @tranquilitybyhehe on her podcast @the.birth.lounge (you must check it out especially if you're looking for amazing, evidence-based birth education).

We covered SO much ground, but what I love most? I really love chatting to podcast hosts who are FUN - Hehe is so bright and bubbly - we had so many laughs!

🤣 She also had to edit out a blooper where I literally burped out loud 🤣

Check out episode 229 of @the.birth.lounge to learn about:

🌼 The two main phases of the menstrual cycle and their hormones
🌼 How our bodies make cervical mucus
🌼 What types of cervical mucus you will see in a "textbook" menstrual cycle
🌼 What cervical mucus patterns you might see in a long PCOS cycle
🌼 How charting your cycle enables you to know yourself better
🌼 How relying on ovulation tests alone can harm your chances of conception
🌼 How cervical mucus helps sperm to survive!
🌼 How to time sex to conceive based on cervical mucus
🌼 The cervical mucus gallery available to you for free at fertilitycharting.com.au
🌼 How cervical mucus can FILTER out low quality sperm
🌼 The nourishment we require for optimal fertility

AND SO MUCH MORE!

Jessie x

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This Symptothermal guidebook is flying away to SPA

This Symptothermal guidebook is flying away to SPAIN today!

While I package each book I allow myself to dream of a world where women and menstruators everywhere have access to this information - access that is LIFECHANGING.

From the very first page, this book is PACKED with juicy tidbits and fertility facts that will blow your mind! 💦🤯

It also contains all of the rules of the Symptothermal Method so that you can use the information to prevent pregnancy naturally (natural, safe and side-effect free birth control!).

It also contains the exact roadmap for timing sex optimally to conceive.

You can purchase the Symptothermal Method guidebook at any time, just click the link in bio to check it out! 🙂

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START HERE: Take the Symptothermal mini course at the link in bio (it’s free).

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Are you trying for a baby? Take the Chart to Conceive course at the link in bio.

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Do you need natural birth control? Take the Natural Contraception course at the link in bio.
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I would love to work with you, and I currently have spots available for both 3 or 6 month individual coaching packages - read more at the link in bio and please email me with any questions 🙂

Jessie
Symptothermal Method Instructor
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YOUR CERVIX IS A BIOLOGICAL VALVE Did you know t

YOUR CERVIX IS A BIOLOGICAL VALVE

Did you know that your cervix changes in firmness, openness and position throughout your menstrual cycle? Your cervix is the lower third of your uterus. It is a muscular canal lined with crypts (pockets) that produce cervical mucus. Your cervix is affected by changes in the levels of your two main reproductive hormones; oestrogen and progesterone.

This diagram shows a "textbook transition where the cervix softens, opens, and rises higher into the vaginal canal the closer we get to ovulation!

You can think of your cervix as a biological valve: it softens, opens and rises higher around the time of ovulation to create an easy passageway for sperm. After ovulation has passed, it rapidly closes, hardens and drops lower into the vaginal canal. The valve is closed and sperm can no longer enter.

Cervix tracking isn't a compulsory part of the Symptothermal Method; instead, it can be a great addition if you are struggling with your cervical mucus observations.

While cervix tracking provides us with a wealth of information, it should not be tracked alone as a form of contraception (it should always be cross-checked against a progesterone biomarker, and preferably also combined with an oestrogenic biomarker such as cervical mucus).

If you choose to track your cervical changes, be sure to learn the rules of your method - there are very specific rules involved in opening and closing the fertile window with your cervix observations.

TIPS:

Check your cervix at the same time each day (the cervix naturally drops lower throughout the day).
Make sure your bladder is empty.
Adopt the same position every time you check your cervix.

Firmness: Softly touch the cervix; when firm it will feel like the tip of your nose or chin. When soft it will feel more like the texture of your lips.
Openness: Gently feel the os (opening) of the cervix. When fertile it may open as wide as 3-8mm (depending on whether you’ve ever given birth).
Height: Use a finger to assess the height of your cervix (you can keep track of how many knuckles “deep” your finger has to go at different phases of your cycle).

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